The Accessibility checks page shows a compact set of accessibility-related checks Siteimp derived from the Lighthouse report for one page.
This page is meant to be practical. It does not expose the full raw Lighthouse audit payload. Instead, it gives you a focused view of checks that are easy to scan, explain, and act on.
Siteimp is not a complete accessibility audit tool yet. This page is an evidence view, not a certification. It can help you find useful issues, but it cannot prove that a page is fully accessible.
What this page is for
The Accessibility checks page helps answer:
- what Lighthouse accessibility score was collected for this page?
- which curated accessibility checks were recorded?
- which checks passed?
- which checks failed?
- which checks were not applicable?
- which Lighthouse audit IDs produced the rows?
Use this page as a quick inspection layer before deeper manual review.
Important note about the accessibility score
The Accessibility score is a Lighthouse score out of 100.
That score is based on more than the six curated checks shown in the table. The table is a compact Siteimp view of selected accessibility-related audits. It is not the entire scoring model.
This means two things can both be true:
- the page can show six curated checks here
- the Lighthouse accessibility score can still reflect additional checks and weighting behind the scenes
Use the score for orientation, then use the table for practical evidence.
Overview
The Overview section summarizes the page’s accessibility evidence.
Accessibility score shows the Lighthouse accessibility score as a whole number out of 100.
Checks shows how many curated checks Siteimp is displaying.
Pass shows how many displayed checks passed.
Fail shows how many displayed checks failed.
These cards help you quickly see whether the curated checks found obvious problems.
Checks table
The Checks table lists the curated accessibility-related rows for this page.
Check shows the friendly name of the accessibility check.
Status shows whether the check passed, failed, was partial, required manual review, was not applicable, or could not be interpreted.
Score shows the Lighthouse score for that audit row when available.
Audit id shows the source Lighthouse audit identifier.
The audit ID is useful when you want to connect Siteimp’s compact view back to Lighthouse documentation, debugging notes, or a developer task.
Common checks
The exact rows can vary, but common curated checks include:
- links are crawlable
- links have descriptive text
- images have alt text
- buttons have accessible names
- form elements have labels
- color contrast
These checks are practical because they often point to specific content, markup, or design problems.
How to interpret statuses
Pass means the check passed for the page according to the derived Lighthouse result.
Fail means the check failed and should be reviewed.
N/A means the check was not applicable to the page. For example, a form-label check may not apply if the page has no relevant form controls.
Manual means the underlying audit may require human judgment.
Partial means the result is not a clean pass or fail.
Unknown means Siteimp could not map the status into a clearer label.
What to check next
Start with failed checks.
For image alt text issues, review the Images page or the page markup to find meaningful images without alt text.
For link text issues, check whether links describe their destination without relying only on surrounding context.
For button name issues, inspect button text, aria-label, and icon-only controls.
For form label issues, check whether inputs are associated with visible or accessible labels.
For contrast issues, inspect foreground and background color combinations in the page design.
If the score is lower than expected but the curated table looks clean, remember that the Lighthouse score can include additional accessibility checks not shown in this compact table.
Why manual review still matters
Automated accessibility checks are helpful, but limited.
They can identify many technical problems, but they cannot fully judge whether a page is understandable, navigable, usable with assistive technology, or comfortable for real people in real contexts.
Use this page as the start of review, not the end.
Accessibility page not found
If Siteimp shows Accessibility page not found, the route did not include a valid scan and page combination.
Return to the page results table and open Accessibility checks from the page detail view.
Failed to load page accessibility
If Siteimp shows Failed to load page accessibility, the app could not load accessibility data for this page.
Return to the page results view and try again. If the problem continues, contact technical support and include the scan number, page URL, and error text shown in the app.
Why this page may be empty
If Siteimp says No accessibility checks are available or No curated accessibility checks were recorded for this page, the scan did not have curated accessibility rows available for this page.
That can happen when Lighthouse did not complete, the page could not be fetched cleanly, or the current scan did not collect accessibility-derived data for this page.